Christine Moser

Christine Moser is a Full Professor of Sustainable Organizing at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam's School of Business and Economics (Management and Organisation department). Her research focuses on technology's role in social interaction, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and knowledge flows within social networks. She holds editorial roles at Academy of Management Learning and Education and Organization Studies, and chairs the European Group of Organizational Studies (EGOS).

Education:

• PhD in 'Not a piece of cake: What makes online communities work?' (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2013)
• Master's in Culture, Organization & Management (cum laude, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2006)

Research Interests: Moser explores how technology shapes organizational practices, with emphasis on online communities, social media governance, and sustainability challenges like food waste. Her work bridges sociology, psychology, and management theory, addressing ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making and AI.

Awards:

• Best Article Award (Academy of Management Learning & Education, 2023)
• Emerald Literati Award (2018)
• Wilhelmina Drucker Award (2017)

Projects & Grants: She leads MOVUS (2024–2026), redesigning digital care systems for elderly populations, and collaborates on strengthening ICT capacity in Ugandan universities (2023–2026). Her research is funded by the ISR Grant (2018).

Labs/Teams: Central to her work is the EGOS organizing team (2021 colloquium coordinator) and interdisciplinary collaborations in sustainability and technology ethics.